Kevin opened with some Jason Wright follow up along with thoughts on a former NFL player who believes Jayden Daniels will look much like C.J. Stroud did last year. Commanders’ minority owner Mark Ein was a guest on the show talking all things burgundy and gold. The guys also discussed Mark’s other love, tennis. His Citi Open in DC begins next weekend.

Kevin opened with the “ESPN Top 10 WR List” and Terry McLaurin’s lack of standing anywhere on it. Howard Gutman/Former Ambassador to Belgium called in from the south of France to talk Commanders and lots more including the world’s nicest playgrounds for the rich and famous. Steve Sands/NBC & Golf Channel was a guest from Royal Troon in Scotland talking British Open and more.

Kevin opened with thoughts on the new Commanders’ front office hire, former Panthers’ GM Scott Fitterer. He then discussed whether or not Jayden Daniels should play in the preseason. Kevin provided some Dan Quinn and Kliff Kingsbury head coaching history when it comes to playing starting QBs in the preseason. Then former Redskins’ and Houston Texans’ GM Charley Casserly jumped on to talk about his long journey from an unpaid intern for George Allen in 1977 to the DC Sports Hall of Fame.

Kevin and Thom today with an eclectic menu of excellence. The boys opened with Thom’s difficult and costly trip home from Burlington, Vermont before suggesting that Bill Belichick would be the best choice to be the next US Mens Soccer coach. The guys followed up on the RG3 name polls and then got to ‘Warriors’ being the most sensible solution to the Washington name problem. The Pirates pulling Skenes from another no-hit chance, the Wizards’ summer league debut, and Beverly Hills Cop 3 all among the topics addressed on today’s show.

Kevin solo today with reaction to the X/Twitter polls conducted by former Redskins QB Robert Griffin III. The polls were about the name and potential for change and the reaction was huge and instructive. Kevin talked Nats, Wizards, top NFL safeties, Bill Belichick to Inside the NFL, and more.